13 Ohio Colombian And Latin Food Spots Serving Big Flavor In 2026
Ohio has plenty of familiar calling cards, from game-day crowds to wide-open farmland, but the food scene has a much spicier side worth chasing. In Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, and beyond, Colombian and Latin kitchens are serving some of the boldest, most memorable meals in the Midwest. Think handmade arepa
Vandals damage new restrooms at Clermont County state park
CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - New restrooms at Stonelick State Park have already been damaged after a group of vandals targeted the facilities at the park’s beach. Officials posted photos showing damage inside the beach restrooms, including harm to the plumbing and electrical systems. Police are investigating, accordi
Cincinnati recycling carts grant expands access across neighborhoods
Cincinnati will use a $5 million federal grant to replace approximately 80,000 aging recycling carts and expand curbside recycling access to about 5,000 additional households. City officials said many current carts have exceeded their warranty lifespan and now require costly repairs. The funding comes through the U.S.
First Alert Weather Days: Widespread rain, storms Friday, Saturday
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Friday and Saturday are FOX19 NOW First Alert Weather Days as widespread rain and thunderstorms return to the Tri-State. This will get the Memorial Day holiday weekend off to a wet and soggy start that may disrupt plans, especially those outdoors, according to the FOX19 NOW Weather Team.
Tri-State city rejects costly management training contract after resident backlash
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Milford City Council rejected a proposed expansion of a consulting contract Tuesday night after a standing-room-only crowd packed council chambers and hallways to oppose the deal. The debate centered on a proposed new contract with Management Essentials, a consulting firm that has handled the city o
City renames street to honor Deputy Larry Henderson one year after his death
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Officers, friends, family and city leaders convened in Clifton Wednesday afternoon for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to rename a street in honor of a deputy killed in May 2025. The event was held at 4 p.m. at the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and Burnet Woods...
1 person killed after shooting in Walnut Hills, police say
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - One was killed after a shooting in Walnut Hills, police say. The shooting occurred in the area of May Street and Morgan Street in Walnut Hills around 9:18 p.m. Wednesday. The Cincinnati Police Department says when officers arrived, they found a victim with a gunshot wound to...
Symbols, staged crime scene still haunt investigators 15 years after killing of beloved church...
BOONE COUNTY, Ky. — The murder of Bill and Peggy Stephenson, a couple deeply involved in their church and community, remains unsolved 15 years after they were found beaten and stabbed in their Kentucky home on May 29, 2011. “It was the crime scene that whoever did this wanted...
Cincinnati couple sentenced for infant’s bathtub death
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A Cincinnati couple avoided prison time after pleading guilty in connection with the drowning death of their infant son in 2025. Degary Burbridge and Kiara Nettles were sentenced to 90 days at the River City Correctional Center and will serve five years of probation. According to Hamilton...
Woman who drove SUV into Ohio River was domestic violence victim: Court docs
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Ashley Keen died in January when her SUV went into the icy-cold waters of the Ohio River. The Hamilton County Coroner’s Office ruled it an apparent suicide. But the 39-year-old woman’s family believes there is more to her death, and authorities accuse her ex-boyfriend in court...

















